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Jan 2021

10m 18s

Saudi Arabia’s oil cut pledge, Qatar and...

Financial Times

About this episode

Saudi Arabia pledged to cut an extra 1m barrels a day of oil output in February and March, and also has agreed to end its dispute with Qatar. Plus, the FT’s US business editor, Andrew Edgecliffe-Johnson, explains why businesses are making their voices heard when it comes to the Republican rebellion against the outcome of the presidential election.

Saudis pledge to cut oil output despite Russian increases

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Saudi Arabia and allies to restore ties with Qatar

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Diehard Trump Republicans on collision course with US business

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